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Hi,

Recently, I have developed a website and i used MVC3 architecture. I
know it is really a nice way of making a independent module in its own
way. Then my Boss came and now he has a demand of making a web based
plugin which will be bringing traffic to our website. It will be used as
the as visitor will copy and paste the given code on his/her website
and the tool will start working on his website. But when he will make
calculations using that tool the desired results will be provided by our
website giving us traffic from internet. Some sort of marketing
strategy I guess.

My point is I am confused how to achieve all this and which architecture
will be best for this keeping in mind the functionality, look and feel
and user friendly behavior of the plugin etc. Just using 3 Teir
architecture will be enough ???

I took a reference from this
href="http://www.tonymarston.net/php-mysql/design-patterns.html
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site but still I am confused. Please advice me.

Posted 17-Jul-12 21:08pm

Taresh Uppal

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-07-17T22:02:00

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MVC3 is a web development framework built on MVVM, really, not MVC. Either way, your tool can only really use html and javascript, unless it's going to be put into the sites in an iframe, in which case you would just built it using your existing MVC framework.

Posted 17-Jul-12 22:02pm

Christian Graus

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Taresh Uppal 18-Jul-12 5:57am

Is there any blog or article whom I can refer to ?

Christian Graus 18-Jul-12 6:50am

I really don't understand. My answer is the whole answer. There's nothing to add. If you want to give people a reusable bit of HTML, then it can only be HTML. If you want to give people a link and ask them to use an iframe to run your site inside theirs, you can write it in anything you want.